Code to ES5 and then minify?

[ghost]

I want to be able to write my code in ES6 and then minify it. Parcel seems to only support UglifyJS for minification, so can I use Babel to transpile my code and then have Uglify do its job?

[mischnic]

Yes.

Parcel runs Babel and Terser by default. So you shouldn't have to configure anything?

[ghost]

@mischnic It doesn't seem to minify...

This is from dist/main.hash.js. Do I have to use a flag on the command line or something like that?

[mischnic]

Do I have to use a flag on the command line or something like that?

No:

$ mkdir test && cd test
$ yarn add -D parcel-bundler
$ echo "console.log('hello!');" > index.js
$ yarn parcel build index.js
$ cat dist/index.js
parcelRequire=function(e,r,t,n){var i,o="function"==typeof parcelRequire&&parcelRequire,u="function"==typeof require&&require;function f(t,n){if(!r[t]){if(!e[t]){var i="function"==typeof parcelRequire&&parcelRequire;if(!n&&i)return i(t,!0);if(o)return o(t,!0);if(u&&"string"==typeof t)return u(t);var c=new Error("Cannot find module '"+t+"'");throw c.code="MODULE_NOT_FOUND",c}p.resolve=function(r){return e[t][1][r]||r},p.cache={};var l=r[t]=new f.Module(t);e[t][0].call(l.exports,p,l,l.exports,this)}return r[t].exports;function p(e){return f(p.resolve(e))}}f.isParcelRequire=!0,f.Module=function(e){this.id=e,this.bundle=f,this.exports={}},f.modules=e,f.cache=r,f.parent=o,f.register=function(r,t){e[r]=[function(e,r){r.exports=t},{}]};for(var c=0;c<t.length;c++)try{f(t[c])}catch(e){i||(i=e)}if(t.length){var l=f(t[t.length-1]);"object"==typeof exports&&"undefined"!=typeof module?module.exports=l:"function"==typeof define&&define.amd?define(function(){return l}):n&&(this[n]=l)}if(parcelRequire=f,i)throw i;return f}({"Focm":[function(require,module,exports) {
console.log("hello!");
},{}]},{},["Focm"], null)